Basic Reference Elements Needed for Shopping Mall Outfit Shots

1) Background Reference

The background determines the overall impression of the outfit image.
It is not necessary to have a reference image, but
if you are producing various products in the same tone, it is important to set a standard for one background.

• White studio

• Minimal neutral background

• Simple space without excessive shadows

If there is no background reference,
it is sufficient to generate a background with the same conditions in QUEL and use it as the standard background.
The important thing is not the background itself but whether it is maintained consistently across all images.

2) Model Reference

The model is also not an essential element, but
if you are using a model in a shopping mall, consistent body shape and atmosphere are very important.

• Gender, height, body ratio

• Expressions and poses that are not excessive

• Neutral impression suitable for shopping mall outfit shots

If there is no existing model reference,
it is effective to set a model generated by QUEL as the standard model
and use it consistently for all outfit shots.

3) Top Reference

The fit and length of the top directly affect purchasing decisions.
Therefore, the following elements should be clear through references.

• Silhouette based on the front

• Shoulder line, sleeve length, total length

• Fabric wrinkles and thickness

If there are existing outfit shots or product photos, use them as references,
if not, it is good to set a reference with a similar fit as the standard.

4) Bottom Reference

The impression of bottoms changes significantly even with smaller differences than tops.

• Waist position

• Width of the leg

• Length and ankle treatment

• How it falls over shoes

Like tops,
it is good to first set a standard fit reference for bottoms
to reduce image deviations by product.

Summary

The basic references that are good to prepare for creating shopping mall outfit shots are as follows.

• Background (if not available, can be generated in QUEL and used as a standard)

• Model (not essential, but if used, must be consistent)

• Standard fit reference for tops

• Standard fit reference for bottoms

If you set these standards,
even if you produce various products using QUEL,
the overall shopping mall image will be completed as a tidy and reliable outfit shot series.

Usage Node )

Utilizing 360-Degree Image Generation

By adding images generated in QUEL to the page,
you can generate 360-degree rotating images based on those images.

By utilizing this feature, even with a single outfit shot image,
you can naturally check the front, side, and back silhouette of the product,
which is very effective in conveying the actual fit on detail pages or shopping malls.

Especially, the more unified the background, model, and pose of the outfit image,
the higher the completeness and consistency of the 360-degree result.